Emergency services praised for 'ordering fish and chips' for Sheffield school kids involved in bus crash
A man and two children were reported to have sustained minor injuries in a crash between a bus carrying pupils from Dore Primary School and a lorry on the A614 close to Kirkburn in East Yorkshire.
The coach was carrying the pupils as part of a trip to Filey in North Yorkshire when the collision happened on June 8.
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Hide AdHeadteacher Lynnette Glossop has now revealed that emergency services who attended the incident not only gave assistance to those involved - they also ordered in fish and chips for the children.
In a letter the headteacher said she wanted to "express my sincerest admiration for the emergency services who attended."
She added: "Aside from hearing that my own children were involved, as a headteacher, this has to be one of the most shocking phone calls you can receive.
"Thankfully, due to the fast response, I was still on the phone when the first emergency services arrived on the scene.
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Hide Ad"They quickly assessed the situation and ensured that everyone was checked over and taken care of.
"Not only this but they even arranged ordered fish and chips and a warm place to wait, until the children could be safely transported home to their waiting families.
"Our sincerest thanks from the school and community to all concerned."